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BIOLOGY OF NAIL GROWTH
Summer is quietly changing your body, and your fingernails prove itWarmer weather may slightly increase nail growth due to better blood circulation. However, a physician's decades-long study found no measur...- How long will you live? Harvard longevity expert says the secret lies in how frequently you need to cut your nailsHarvard geneticist Dr. David Sinclair suggests nail growth rate is a biological marker of aging. A 1979 study showed fingernail growth decl...
- Biohacker Bryan Johnson sounds alarm on UV rays: 'Sun can damage skin indoors too'; shares protection protocol for youthful skinBryan Johnson, known for his anti-aging pursuits, is now cautioning about the dangers of indoor sun exposure. He highlights that UV rays ca...
- 2024 science review: The 10 most intriguing breakthroughs of the yearDespite global turmoil, 2024 saw groundbreaking scientific advancements, including discovering the moon's far side, a new HIV prevention dr...
- For next 2-3-years, big alpha can be generated in branded generics and diagnostics: Aditya Khemka“We generally like businesses that generate cash and we have seen lack of cash generation from Western Europe and US businesses. Yes they c...
- Say no to gadgets and other healthy habits parents should teach childrenParents should ensure that they inculcate good habits in children.
- Are you having enough proteins? If not, add these proteins to your dietA healthy plate is one that has right combination of carbohydrates, proteins & fats. Indian meals rarely qualify on this count.
- EMs to see 6% earnings per share growth in 2016: Teresa Barger, Cartica Capital"A lot of foreign investors were overweight on India until the Bihar polls, which was the hammer that drove the last nail in the coffin of ...
- Despite Bihar ridden with caste, a genetics study suggests that ancient India had no such social stratificationScientists from Harvard Medical School provide evidence through gene-mapping that contemporary India is the result of recent population mix...
- A ban on the use of crops with transgenic traits is unscientific and India needs new technologies to raise farm yieldsBoth yield-enhancement and yield-stabilisation are critical for feeding a global population of over seven billion, and still increasing.
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